Kingdom Mind
Cosmic Flow

Vision

The Kingdom begins in thought.

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G — Ground your mind in truth
A — Ascend beyond limitation
I — Ignite inner sovereignty
N — Navigate destiny consciously
F — Forge identity with purpose
U — Unite self with cosmos
L — Liberate the Kingdom within

Power

Energy obeys disciplined will.

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G — Gather strength inward
A — Align with higher order
I — Intensify focus
N — Neutralize distraction
F — Flow with force
U — Unleash mastery
L — Lead with presence

Flow

Movement is sacred rhythm.

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G — Glide with awareness
A — Adapt to change
I — Integrate lessons
N — Navigate cycles
F — Feel the rhythm
U — Understand motion
L — Live dynamically

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“I’m going to always rise above the doubt that may exist about me.”- American rapper and actor Clifford Joseph Harris Jr. a.k.a. T.I (b. 1980). Here is BEYONDISM PREMIUM Premises for SELF-ACTUALIZATION (Soulfully Signing a Therapeautic Treaty with THYSELF) in regard to: PROPAGATING the AMIABILITY for CONQUERING CONFUSION as on how to conduct yourself.

Learning basic rules of good etiquette, or protocols (general rules of behaviour), would be very helpful, not only in your personal LIFE, but also in your social, academic and future professional LIFE. They will help to refine your social graces, and improve the impression that others have of you. You should acquint yourself, with the minimum behaviour expected of you, if you are to distinguish yourself as someone worthy of respect. Simply put, good manners are a sign that you have consideration for others, and extending these common courtesies shows that you have ‘class’ and ‘good breeding’. Having bad manners, can be associated with having poor character. However, you should keep in mind that, there is such a thing as being too polite. You should be kind, but not be uptight with all the “polite” rules. As with everything else in this world, there is a happy medium between the two extremes. Try your level best to remain composed during irritating or embarrassing situations, by handling every occurence with grace and poise. Instead of reacting negatively, choose to remain calm, collected, and positive. This conscious choice will allow you to remain in control of your emotions, actions, and words. Strive to develop composure by overlooking minor annoyances, brushing off embarrassing situations, and staying positive through stressful situations.

Proactively PROPAGATE your awakened aspiration to CONQUER CONFUSION.

  1. SOLID conduct is moral, according as it makes the individual or the group more integrated and coherent.
  2. UPWARD, ‘Existence’ dips its colours in honour of you, who marches boldly into the progress of society.
  3. MEDITATE about this philosophy: A thousand sword blows on the head is honourable than death in bed.
  4. MONUMENT to the honour, is what you must hold up to, rather than endure the infamy of our species.
  5. ART in real LIFE is whereby, the degree of brilliance in action is left to you as a warrior in your honour.
  6. ROBUSTLY, go forward into battle of LIFE and do not shrink away since there is no escape from death.
  7. YE shall count it the greatest sin to prefer mere existence to honour. This is losing the reasons for living.

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P — PREPARE
Politeness and etiquette shape identity and dignity.

PREPARE yourself to diligently PROPAGATE the creative ‘capacity’ for CONQUERING CONFUSION.

  1. Polite, acceptable behaviour in the general society is governed by rules and conventions: Etiquette.
  2. Real origin of the word ‘Etiquette’ is from Mid-18th century French, which literally means “ticket”.
  3. Every time you fall, pick up something, or kiss the ground; this turns a shameful action into positive.
  4. Perfect behaviour is born of complete sensitivity to those around; their customs and belief systems.
  5. Anyone can be heroic from time to time, but you have to be elegant all the time; which is not easy.
  6. Robust humour, concise clarity, alloyed to the brevity of wit, are the attributes of a well bred person.
  7. Empathy, sympathy, and courtesy are not dead in our African society; have merely been subdued.

R — REALISE
Respect customs; they are unwritten laws.

REALISE that PROPAGATING your innate ‘quest’ for CONQUERING CONFUSION is in your ‘power.’

  1. Respect customs, they are basically the unwritten laws, by which people keep even Rulers in awe.
  2. Enjoying good food, with good table manners, is to elevate yourself to the level of Kings or Queens.
  3. A well mannered person, worth all respect, even if he or she is alone, forms an orderly queue of one.
  4. Lovely friends and good manners will carry you where money and material possesions will never go.
  5. It is better to drop all your friends, than to drop all your MANNERS, the dishonour is hard to reverse.
  6. Seek to combine the manners of your traditional community with the morals of your religious group.
  7. Excuse yourself anytime you have a disturbance with: “And now excuse me while I interrupt myself.”

E — EMPOWER
Manners elevate your social power.

EMPOWER yourself to PROPAGATE your deep-rooted ‘freedom’ for CONQUERING CONFUSION.

  1. Exaggerations, are the reserves of the weakling; simply say what ought to, and do what you should.
  2. Manners are the need of all; even if you think you are so pretty, you cannot get away with anything.
  3. People are rarely assertive and sometimes nervous; do not wait to speak out until you are spoken to.
  4. Only uneducated people show off their knowledge; in the course of conversation quote authors less.
  5. When decorating your table for the purposes of a luncheon or a party, never have high flower vases.
  6. Essentially avoid other things or objects that obstruct the view of the beautiful lady across the table.
  7. Reduce them so as not to prevent the witticism of the man, who is your opposite, reaching you.

M — MEDIATE
Balance behavior with wisdom.

MEDIATE your ‘choice’ to PROPAGATE the inescapable ‘prerogative’ of CONQUERING CONFUSION.

  1. Men must avoid offering a lady their gloved hand, although women are always allowed to do so.
  2. Every time a lady approaches, whom one wishes to shake hands, simply remove right-hand glove.
  3. Do not keep her waiting as you remove the glove, shake hands, offer a simple word of apology.
  4. If asked by your host or hostess (at a party) whether you are enjoying, just reply: “Certainly I am.”
  5. At a dinner party one should essentially eat wisely but not too well, and talk well but not too wisely.
  6. Teeth must be cleaned frequently, especially after meals, and it must never be done at the table.
  7. Even if your slogan is: “My dress my choice,” do not wear in a way that provokes others emotions.

I — INDULGE
Express identity consciously.

INDULGE yourself in PROPAGATING your unexplored ‘ability’ towards CONQUERING CONFUSION.

  1. It is WRONG to do what everyone else does; being well bled does not mean being an empty shell.
  2. Never water down your identity; your body shape should dictate what you wear; be your own self.
  3. Do not allow yourself to be on the “judgement parlour” of others as you wear in an undoing manner.
  4. Usual ‘dress code’ of your society, should compel you to ask yourself “what am I communicating?”
  5. Let not the eyes of people be always on you as you walk on the streets; it is uncomfortable to you.
  6. Good breeding lies in concealing how much we think of ourselves and how little we think of others.
  7. Environmental considerations should dictate how you wear, what you eat, how you express yourself.

U — UTILISE
Leverage culture wisely.

UTILISE your infinite ‘potential’ for PROPAGATING the ‘compulsion’ of CONQUERING CONFUSION.

  1. Understanding that culture is dynamic, means knowing what to socially emulate and what to discard.
  2. Treatment in an office or any other social setting is a function of how you will have treated yourself.
  3. Intent on forcing others to believe things, is not a nice way to behave, even if you are a philosopher.
  4. Lord of Lords has set you two great objects, the suppression of folly and the reformation of manners.
  5. It is always a good idea to be on the polite and amiable side; politeness and amiability breed wealth.
  6. Stop getting tied up in the procedure and thinking up reasons why you should be kind and lovely.
  7. Entirely, we are born charming and fresh, but we must be civilised before we are fit to be in society.

M — MONITOR
Refine behavior continuously.

MONITOR those ‘forces’ that militate against your ‘will’ to PROPAGATE CONQUERING CONFUSION.

  1. Must walk as you glitter, be human when you talk, and flutter pulses when you say: ‘Good-Morning.’
  2. On no occasion should a man wear much jewellery; perhaps one ring, a slender watch, and a tie pin.
  3. Never learn by being hypocritical; you do not need to pretend to be polite so as to eventually be.
  4. In all phases of historical evolution, outworn MORALS are as malignant as worn-out IDEOLOGIES.
  5. To correct your wayward ways of behaving, is not to imply that you not quite a lady or a gentleman.
  6. Of Courtesy, it is much more than Courage of Heart or Holiness; the Grace of God lies in Courtesy.
  7. Responsive morals are valuable only as they help to change society; to make the system work well.